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_ On The Social Scene Among the nurses in their trim white uniforms, carrying red roses, at the graduation ceremony for St. Joseph‘s Hospital School of Nursâ€" ing, last Wednesday, at Eaton Auditorium, were 14 young women from Etobicoke: Darlene Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ceok, Burnhamthorpe Road; Lynda Cooney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Cooney, Appledale Road; Judith Dion, daughter of Mrs. A. M. Dion, Anglesiey Bivd.; Aun Elisworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ellsworth, Islington Ave. $.; Lynn Miller,; daughter of Mrs.:J. C. Miller, Lorahill Road; Nancy McCulloch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McCulloch, Anglesiey Blyd. falington United Church Women havé chosen Wedne «day, J 0 as the date for their Dessert Festival. Yoo are invited ':n:,',,',:i wither in the afternoon. from 24 30. nr in the evening. from 6â€"8, to cthoose your dessert from a bountiful buffet. i Diane McGuire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McGuiwe, Golfâ€" erest Road; Glynis McKinley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J, McKinâ€" ley, Silverhill Road; Julia Pippa, daughter of Mrs. J. J. Pippa, Montâ€" gomery Road; Barbara Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Horner Ave.; Catherine Noonan, daughter of Mr.. H. G. Noonan, Riverwood Pkwy.; Jocelyn Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Thomas, Royal York Gardens; Alice Twidale, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Twidale, Silverhill Drive; and Valerie Waterfield, daughtes of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waterfield, Uno Drive. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Elisworth entertained at a family dinner party at their home on Islington Ave., following Ann‘s graduation. Sev eral s aore nreseni from outâ€"ofâ€"town: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ford, Tilbury; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jefferies and Janet, Stoney Creek; . o cebsiock, Crystal Beach; also cousins from Ridgeway and Off to work this summer at the Banff Springs Hotel are several Etobicoke University students; among them, Catherine Russell, Cranâ€" leigh Court; Judy Pameter, Hampshire Heights; and Arthur Steed, Wimbleton Road. At the conclusion of the prizeâ€"giving, a farewei{ gift was given to one of the club‘s most active members, Mrs. Eric Work, who is movâ€" ing in June to Pembroke, Ont. Brampton Diane McQGuire‘s grandmother, Mrs. Harry McGuire, came from Uxbridge to see her receive the award for Obstetrics and Gynecology Her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McGuire of Uxbridge were also present. something of a surprise the othei Honoring their neice, Julia Pippa, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Christie of day to realize that the two poised The West Mall, gave a dinner party at the Boulevard Club after young ladies standing at our dooi gradustion. were two little girls that 1 used to Glynis McKinley won the award for Pediatric Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. John McCulloch, Anglesley Bivd., entertained at tea in honor of their daughter, Nancy, following' the graduation. Outâ€"ofâ€" town guests were Nancy‘s uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Harvey * of Hamilton, and Mrs. W. P. VanSickle of England. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Waterfield, Uno Drive, entertained at a family buffet supper party in Valerie‘s honor on graduation day. Mrs. Richardson presented prizes to captarhs of the mimning teams Mrs. R. Lorne Carson, Mrs. Richardson‘s own tram. and Mrs. Exic Work :; and to players with high individual scores: Mrs. Ken Packer, Mrs. Eric Work, Mrs. John Cairns, Mrs. G. R. Hunter, and Mrs. Alâ€" bett Hardy. The Frances Work Trophy was presented by the donor to Mrs. F. W. Murch. Valerie Thomas‘ brother and sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Thomas came from Montreal for the graduation; also her sister, Mrs. D. A. Cottingham, and her neice, Corrie, from Tilbury, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas held a veception for the family ‘and relatives at their Royal York Gardens apartment. The Sunday afternoon before graduation the mothers were guests of their daughters at tea at St. Joseph‘s Nurses‘ Residence. There was a dinner dance for the futhers and daughters at the Constellation Hotel, and on the evening of graduation, a party for the graduates‘ family and friends, at the Orchard Park Hotel, ~ Mr. and Mrs. George Payne, Martin Grove Road, held Open House last Saturday evening to honor their daughter, Beverly, who graduâ€" ated last Thursday in Convocation Hall, from the Women Colleg« Hospital School of Nursing. Earlier in the week there was a recepâ€" tion for the graduates and their mothers, and at The Old Mill, a dinner and dance for the graduates and their fathers. young men spent th ing The Sunnplea Alleg Cat« Bowling League held theo annua) Spring Tuncheon last Tuesday at the Holiday Inn. Seated with the convener. Mrs. David Richardson, at head table, were: Mrs. Erie Work, Mrs. John Cairns, and Mrs. Harry MacMillan. All placers who had perâ€" fect attendance for the season were presentml wi‘h corsages as hey arrived. Mrs. John Palmer, Palace Arch Drive, who attended the Provincial Council of Women in Kingston last Thursday, was elected treasurer of the Council for 1964â€"60, The Islington Golf Club, Ladies Section, held their « And dinner on Thursday, May 7. A good turnout, keen competition in their nine holes of play made ®uccess. Conveners were Mrs. F. Milan and Mrs. . The president, Mrs. G. L.. Adams, welcomed the membe appreciation to the conveners. Following the service of Ordination last evening. May 21, at St. Giles Kingsway Presbyterian Church, Rev. Douglas Lennox and Mrs Lennox were guests of honor at a reception given by the congregation. M Tennox who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lennox, Grenview AMr. Lennox, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lennox, Grenview Bivd. South, graduated in theology this Spring, and leaves shortly with his wife and family to minister to the congregation at Burgoyne Bruce Co., Ont. Members of the Kingsway Branch of the Women‘s Auxiliary of the Queensway General Hospital invite guests or new members to join them for their May meeting to learn something of the work of this group. It‘s to be a Potâ€"luck Luncheon on Thursday, May 28, at 1 p.m. in the garden of Mrs. Carleton Smith, Blair Athol Cres. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Card, Holloway Road, with their daughters, Myrna and Sharon, arrived home from Halifax on Monday. The family had gone down to attend Myirna‘s graduation on Thursday, May 14. She graduated with honors from the diploma course in Dental Hygiene at Dalhouise University. . ‘Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Meagher, Edenbridge Drive, arrived home last Thursday from a trip around the world. Their two longest stops were three weeks in India where Mr. Meagher had business, and three weeks in Austria where they visited their aister, who lives in Vienna. Hawaii, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Cairo, Athens, and London were a few of their fascinating stopâ€"overs. The play, which was adapted by Mrs. G. L. Court and under the direction of Mrs. R. W. Garbe, was beautifully presented by the following cast: Mrs. 0. R. Bailey, Mrs. J. H. Ingham, Mrs. J. Capes, Mrs. T. Blackett, Mrs. R. W. Garbe, and Mrs. J. C. Henderson. Mrs. Cecil Hickson and Mos. Harry Morris, both of Hilldowntree Road, left on Sunday to spend a month touring continental Europe. Two more weeks in England will conclude Mrs. Hickson‘s trip, but Mrs. Morris wilt be joined by her hushand, and together they will spend some further time in the British Isles. The Kingswayâ€"Lambton Players recently presented their agaptation of "Remind Me To Live". The occasion was the May general meeting of the United Church Women, convened by Miss Lucy Parker‘s group who served dessert and coffee before the meeting. wse Moffitt. Hilldowntree Road and Gien Armstrong, Markland *~ i L:come oi Monday, via Air India, The two g men spent three weeks sightâ€"seeing Holland, Germany, Austria, sa cacit ira a, and England. They fiew from counâ€" o country, renting scooters in each place for short distance tourâ€" â€" Friday, May 22, 1964 â€"â€" Page 10 their opening luncheon nout, 100 women, and made the day a veal Mrs. A, S, Townsend. membe s and expressed CAUGHT UNAWARE by the Cameraman ot a Progressive Conservative Rally in Bloorlea School last Wednesday night are Mrs, Phylis CAUGHT UNAWARE by the C by Virginia Etheringtuon wat The years ship by and it came as !~ something of a surprise the other 4K0 WELLESWORTH HOME AND sCHOOL The _ Wellesworth â€" Home â€" an« School â€" Association recently hel their final meeting for the 1963â€"6« year. The nomingtions for the 1964 65 executive and officers was put to the general membership mnd ui animously accepted, After the gen eral business of the evening w finished the remainder of the meet mg was devoted to enteramment The Grades 4, 5 and 6 Choirs en ertained under the direction of Mr Russell, a Puppet Show "Jack i the Bean Stalk" was presenied la Mrs. Robinson‘s class and a Movi entitled "Beaver Dam" was shown At the close of this very entertain ing and enjoyable evening, retresh ments were served. product [ Last week 1 j Free Parking In Rear RICHVIEW UNITED CHURCH NEWsS ERINGATE JOTTING®S _ Welcome PHONE HU. 9â€"4450 1 Guardian C] 1 already subscribe to the Etbicoke Advertiser Guardian Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Dapt . Etobitake WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Alice Twidale Use this coupon to iet us know you‘re here 4953 Dundas St. West (near Burnhamthorpe} %9 TELL THEM ABOUT CBPF"4 WELCOME WAGON Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on me 1 wauld like to subscribe to the Etobicoke Advertiser DUPLICATE BRIDGE D fay WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON â€" 1 P.M MONDAY & THURSDAY â€" 8 P.M. BRIDGE CLASSES ETOBICOKE BRIDGE STUDIO ip about M lice SALLY RUSSELL mt it you know of a famuy who has just artived in your community, be sure to tell them about Welcome Wagon. They will be delighted with the basket of gifts and helptul anformation they will receive from our hostess, a symbol of the com mumitys traditional hospitahty. Or you may. cail and held Indâ€"64 1964â€" image Ricl W put le d Danny loved ther a few vei My callers were Alice Twidale and (ilynis MeKintey, just dropâ€" ping by to say that they‘ve & mâ€" pleted their nurses‘ training at St. Joseph‘s Hospital; will be studying between now and August for their R.N, examinations, after which both will combine nursing careers with marriage. of bette wonderful, the wit really someâ€" thing, the theme excellent and the mauin attraction for the young ones "The Grasshoppers" were really sontething. twa of the hoys live in this subdivision and the other two 1 believe « little further down the highway, within the next couple of the Miss McKinley will be married on October 17 to William Drury of The Queensway at St. Matthew‘s Church. Miss Twidale will have proceeded her neighbour and felâ€" lowâ€"nurse to the altar at the same church on September » when she M M The music was good, the singing Af mip* rational RO 21948 or BE 1â€"2942 hold we n on on on me me on m om on in th more information . 01 i4 pass it along to : they were really goo« Po nk they were a good adverâ€" it for Think Canadian and Canadian, who needs the skipping up Silverbill Drive erdale school not that long but that is loseph‘s all »‘\"‘dgl m 1 uth Peel Hospital. Miss will remain on the staff e y area who ood Willian the uâ€"be Nt oing as de, they and the kids all knows muybe in c names will be voup difficult M (Al) McBrian, 41 Botfield, Mrs. Margaret Furâ€" ner, 42 Kipling North, Mrs. Nellie (James) Olive, 17 Warwood, and Arthur Furner. e l in in Europe, will join the Ri Pointon _ of the West bet they e of week couple of cast, how anmd gCt 8 ough roon on them they have & you bes miss it. no M the King of Heaven", during this scene you could have heard a pin drop in the Auditorium I think this must have been the only scene in the whole show where the audience was not convulsed in laughter. I could go on anq on telling you of the rest of the show, becuuse every single act and song was outâ€" standing and also everyone of the cast, however trere just isn‘t enâ€" Right now both girls are relaxâ€" ing after a strenuous graduation week program which included three dinner parties, a tea, two dances and, even a graduation ceremony. Congratulations to you both. (Continued on Top of Page) BE 1â€"0669 a sho ospita is 1 can say is if next year don‘t At Bigwin Enjoy FOR A VACATION THAT HAS EVERYTHING ... COME TO Staff Photo superb cuisine prepared by master European chefs. served graciously in a friendly atmosphere . ... dancing nightly. a magnificent championship golf course â€" the only resort course in Ontario with 18 holes. Sailing, riding . ... and free tennis, water skiing, canoeing and lawn games . . . motor launch and ferry cruises. located amid the scenic splendor of the Mus) hbeautiful Lake of Bays, 130 miles north of drive from Algonquin Park. the perfect combination of fun, relaxation and wairm hospitality. supervised play areas, sandy beaches and babysitting service for families. For more information about the Bigwin vacation that has everything _ On Mother‘s Day May 10th 1964 "Jeffrey Ward" son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Le Bar of 36 Hagersville Court, Etobicoke was baptised in Westway United Church. Following the service Mr. and Mrs. Le Bar entertained 24 guests to a lunchâ€" eon held in their home, attending were Mrs. Le Bar of Toronto grandmother of the baby and from out of town Mr. and Mrs. W. Nutâ€" tall Grandparents and Aunt Rhea all from Gananogue, Que. If you are one of those kindly car driving neighbors who pick up the youngsters on your street, be sure that the parents are informed of where you are going and for how Jong. A mother missing her small child may be saved a lot of distress if she knows where the small one is. Also, a missing child can cause a great deal of worry among neighbors and police if there are any hazards in the neighâ€" borhood. Dont accept a youngster‘s assurance that Mom wouldn‘t mind â€"make sure that Mom knows. The 1963â€"64 Bowling season of the Nativity of Our Lord Bowling League ended with high scoring from every team, of course only one group from each division can win and that brings us to the folâ€" lowing names. 1st Division: "Unâ€" touchables" Norma Cormier, Iris Walsh, Bos Corbetat, Ann Magafâ€" fin, Jack Backewich, Ron Cansfield and Rita Di Florio. 2nd Division:â€" Hi~Lows, Rosemarie Schneider, Marceil Page, Joyce Gamgu_ Eileâ€" en Paut, Nan Backewich, Harold Brennan and Pete Robinson,‘ We would like to thank all of you for NATIVITY BOWLING FINALS E HOLY BAPTISM LAKE OF BAYS, ONTARIO See your travel agent or write ONTARIO‘S FINEST RESORT The Richview United Church o % Women held their monthly meetâ€" . ing for the month of May at the vistT To Nt Church Auditorium. The final Misâ€" _ Mr. and Mrs. 1 sion Study of India was taken at son of 9 Saffron the meeting, the study was taken the holiday weeken by the Madeline Perey Unit. 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